Multidimensional Everyday Life – Fragments of Reports
Multidimensional Everyday Life – Fragments of Reports
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1. Title
"Multidimensional Everyday Life – Fragments of Relationships"
2. Description of the image
"Multidimensional Everyday Life – Fragments of Relationships" is a cubist mosaic of life, in which ordinary gestures—conversation, eating, looking—are broken down into geometric forms and energetic colors. The painting dissects reality to reveal its complexity: emotions stretched across space, gazes crossed at an angle, daily rituals shown from multiple perspectives simultaneously. This is life presented not linearly, but layered—as we truly experience it. Chaos? Perhaps. But also fullness.
3. Technology
Oil on canvas, using fine brushwork and dry brush to detail emotion and character, and bold brushwork with impasto to structure space. Each paint stroke acts as a cut in the narrative—separate yet connected. This technique allows for maximum expression while maintaining narrative clarity.
4. Style
Relational Cubism – inspired by Picasso's analysis of space, yet filled with social and emotional charge. It's like a painterly version of everyday dialogue, only unfolded in time and perspective. An aesthetic of deconstruction of the everyday.
5. Colors
Intense and contrasting – a clash of orange, turquoise, deep navy, and off-white. The colors evoke the tensions between people: sometimes harmonious, sometimes radiating in all directions. The palette is atmospheric yet dynamic.
6. Invoice
Fleshy and varied. Impasto builds layered experiences, and delicate details highlight everyday tenderness—a cup, a hand, a movement. Texture works like the nervous system of a painting—transmitting emotions, reacting, resonating.
7. Inspiration
Picasso, Braque, Gris – but with the added touch of a contemporary anthropology of everyday life and the pictorial language of David Hockney. This is Cubism with a social soul, with a sensitivity focused not only on form but also on the human being in his or her everyday environment.
8. Message and multidimensionality of interpretation
The painting says: everyday life isn't flat. It's complex, like the relationships we participate in—simultaneously, in many dimensions. We observe people, ourselves, space—all at the same time. This is a painting about being inside life, not just its observer.
9. Originality and authenticity
Unique in its deconstruction of reality without losing its soul. Authentic because it's based on experience, not formalism. Original because it complicates instead of simplifying. And it's precisely in this that he finds truth.
✨ Sometimes you have to break reality down to see what it really looks like. ✨
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